Anand Ahuja, a billionaire clothing tycoon, and his wife, Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor, have stirred controversy in Notting Hill after purchasing five flats for approximately £4 million. Neighbors are concerned that these flats, allegedly intended as 'servants' quarters' for their £21 million mansion, could give the couple undue influence over the management of their shared block of flats. Residents claim they were warned in a private meeting that if they voiced their concerns, the flats could be converted into social housing, leading to a sense of intimidation within the community. The couple's renovation plans for their mansion, which include a basement swimming pool and a basketball court, have already seen an expenditure of £4.7 million. While some residents defend the couple's actions as typical of wealthy city living, others express fear of repercussions for speaking out against them. Kapoor, who has starred in numerous Bollywood films, and Ahuja, linked to Shahi Exports, also own multiple properties in India and a studio in Notting Hill. Their representative stated that the flats were purchased for investment purposes, distancing Kapoor from direct involvement in the acquisition.